Barring an offensive philosophy change, Kevin Love may never be able to show the full extent of his abilities as a member of the Cavaliers. Some people, like Chris Bosh, can adapt to having to neuter/revamp their style of play or becoming the third banana. Good for them. I doubt that Love, who at full-strength is probably the most offensively-skilled/talented big man in the league right now, is that type of guy, and I personally believe he feels he's better served in a two-star situation ala Lillard/Aldridge, or at worst, the second option in a big three scenario. Kyrie will always be the No. 2 (or No. 1 if he catches the hot hand in a game).
But as mentioned earlier, it doesn't matter what the Cavs want. If Love wants out, he'll leave. I wouldn't be shocked if he did.
. But there was no guarantee that Wiggins would have been as successful in Cleveland playing 3rd option behind Lebron and Kyrie. Love needs to evaluate this off season if he wants to play 3rd fiddle on a championship caliber team or trying to lead a team on his own and I don't know if he has the personality to do that
